Lululemon Is Learning the Hard Part of Being a Grown-Up Brand
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- Lululemon is heading into a CEO transition on January 31, 2026, with CFO Meghan Frank and CCO André Maestrini stepping in as interim co-CEOs.
- Recent results show a clear split: international growth is strong, while the Americas business has been softer.
- The brand’s next challenge is protecting its premium pricing power while it refreshes U.S. demand and scales globally.
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